Show Our Students the Volunteer Way
As many of our alumni know from first-hand experience, getting support from professionals in the field is a valuable resource for students at the Tombras School of Advertising and Public Relations. Whether it is networking or speaking in a class or giving to a scholarship fund, there is a way for you to stay connected and impact the next generation of Volunteers.
Get Involved with the Tombras School of Advertising & Public Relations
While you may have graduated and moved on, we still want to stay in touch with you and connect you with the next generation of advertising and public relations students. Please fill out the form below if you’re interested in any of the many ways you can show your Volunteer spirit by engaging with the Tombras School of Advertising and Public Relations, and with our students.
Host
Alumni can host a student visit to their business or organization or even assist in coordinating a student trip to their city or region. These trips expose students to the work professionals and alumni, such as you, are doing out in the real world!
Network
We’re always looking for ways to introduce students to alumni or for alumni to network with each other. We organize various social and career development events where alumni can meet with students. Alumni can also volunteer to be professional mentors.
Give
While alumni can always donate to our enrichment fund, there are many other ways you can provide financial support for students and faculty. These include establishing endowments and scholarships or funding student trips or equipment purchases.
The experiences and connections I made as an ADPR student set me up for a fruitful career in the NYC advertising agency world for over a decade. My ongoing relationships with the faculty and staff allowed me to engage with students who would come visit me, and lead me to meet a desire to enable the lives of students and get jobs in NYC. When the advisory board originated, the relationships I held onto, brought me back to UT. Now, this role at this phase in my life has given me a different angle to contribute in helping future generations of advertising and PR practioners grow into their careers.”
Devi Mehta
